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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
1
In NMville Pennsylvania a collision between two fast freight trains at Tesvemer railroag caused death for Edith Schultz 26 Florence Schultz 4 Hamor 0 and 28 year old Schultz family members. Edith Behults and John Schultz were among the injured rushed to Greenville hospital where several later died.
Residents on Seventh Street report sewer back flow flooding cellars after heavy rain. Horace Nye notified the county council and urged action for himself and others on the street. The sewer committee will investigate the issue.
The Westerns will hold a practice at Cascade Park tomorrow in preparation for their Sunday game.
President Harding moves to quell rail disruptions amid an unprecedented national dispute. Military leaders receive guidance while Congress signals support for decisive action to protect life and property as the strike continues.
John Mitt ermueller, 26, is dying from a self inflicted gunshot in Cleveland after fatally shooting his divorced wife Katie Mittermueller, 22, and her father Frank Blasius, 45. He claimed denial of access to their child prompted the killings. A court note states equity cases will end after July 21 and no more defaults this term.
Lorain on July 12 reported the first heat prostration fatal of the year. Alex Margyr, 40, collapsed while repairing his car near Karlek's GATARO. Dr Pitzele cited heart trouble aggravated by heat. No coroner was summoned. He leaves a mother and two children.
Omer R. Woods, once a Idaho City prosecutor, was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife Marietta Woods. The tragedy occurred in January when her charred body was found in Woods's apartment. The judge set the date for September 1 within the state penitentiary.
The Lorain County League of Women Voters plans a candidate questionnaire booklet with replies and photos for county and state offices. Three pre election meetings will be held in Lorain Elizabeth and Oberlin with speakers including Mrs Edmards and county health officials. A Mothers Childrens picnic at Cascade Park will accompany the event with games and refreshments.
Miners pressed for a breakdown of terms in the administration plan as a discussion between President Harding and mine leaders was set for later today. John Is Lewis and Philip Warran delivered the union’s explanations to Secretary of Labor Davis, who said both sides seek a clear government commission plan. Separately, Missouri counties schedule primaries next month with women candidates in 25 counties.
Personal testimonials from mothers claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound rebuilds strength after childbirth. They credit relief from weakness, stomach issues, headaches, and back pain, noting weight gain and renewed ability to perform housework. Public interest in the product is driven by multiple announced letters.
President of the Council Gerald Martn urged the council to pass a parking ordinance restricting business district parking on Saturdays. He said city growth warrants action and a time limited ban could curb all day street parking. Mayor Jones doubted feasibility without a larger police force to enforce it.
Washington July 12 The New York Central railroad won authority from the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend its control of the Big Four line by purchasing more than 25.9 million in common and preferred stock of the road. Authority was granted for the New York Central to buy 1 821 150 women and 9 998 500 preferred.
Madrid reports a revised casualty list from the express train collision near Valencia. Thirty people are dead including a judge two senators and a deputy as the disaster claims multiple lives and prompts official inquiries.
Elia M Jewell and Calvin B Jewell of Penfield settled their divorce in court yesterday afternoon without a trial. Witnesses were summoned but attorneys agreed on alimony and a divorce granted on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The children may choose which parent to live with.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce was cited for speeding in Santa Barbara while driving a $14,000 imported car. She told the officer she was searching for a location nearby, but her explanation did not help.
Morristown New Jersey July 12 The courtroom remains calm as 15 year old Francis Klunen the third stands trial for murder in the death of 11 year old Janette Lawrence. Her mutilated body was found beside a log in Kluxen Woods on the evening of October 6 last.
Dorothy Schreck a minor by her next friend James Schreck sues Lorain Street Railway Co for 180000 in common pleas court after being struck by a street car at the Lorain loop on July 6. She suffered amputation of both limbs due to alleged motorman negligence.
Andrew Aulvey 69 died near Vincent after months of illness from paralysis. He lived on West River Ridge road and is survived by his wife. Funeral services scheduled Friday at 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church Lorain.
Three bombs were thrown during the anniversary celebration of the battle of the Boyne in Belfast today. There were no casualties. Sir James Craig urged Britain to redeem promises to support Ulster and defend the provinces against Sinn Feiners. Armored cars with armed police and soldiers were masked at strategic points.
John Bowman caretaker at Harry S Leyman home was slugged and robbed by five men who broke in and ransacked the house stealing only adult wine bottles and emptying cases. Bert H Getelason 24 of Cincinnati hospitalized in critical condition after alcohol bottle exploded at Linton hotel. In Cleveland an amateur drowning pattern leads police to suspect negligent learning method as fifth drowning in two days. Ohio State University board votes to abolish teaching homeopathy. Roy Crawford ambulance driver attacked twice with a razor by a passenger en route to hospital.
A list of marriage licenses includes Roy 3 and Neva Hewett of Wellington and Huntington the Rev Neighbour officiating, Clarence Easterwood and Julia Norton of Eaton officiated by Rev Edwin Kirby, Roy Starkey and Lenore Chambérlain of Elyria, Edward Martin and Flora Behreneth of Amherst with Rev Jordan, and Lawrence Rothgery and Rose Hiawary of Ridgeville with officiant Rheim.
A fragmented grocery list shows assorted items with prices including potatoes radishes onions carrots fruits peppers lettuce cucumbers tomatoes and melons plus seafood meats and poultry. The text reflects a mid century market catalog with items like pork chops ham bacon lard leg of lamb spring lamb poultry halibut mackerel herring trout cod and oysters alongside fresh vegetables and fruits.
Stocks advance at the open led by Studebaker up 1 5 8 to 136 1 4 with Gulf States Steel at 4 3 4 and General Asphalt at 49 3 4. Rail shares gain, New York Central up 5 to 94 4 4. Early gains hold, with Sears Roebuck up 1 1 2 to 79 and Pan American trading up 7 5 to 74.
New York noon prices for various American stocks with yields and changes. Chicago markets show wheat open unchanged to lower, corn steady to down, oats mixed. hogs strong with receipts 2500. cattle and calves receipts and top prices noted. New York bond figures listed with several issue quotes. Irregular OCR text inclines to commodity and stock ticks across major exchanges.
William J Shrubsole 77 died at 11 30 today at his home Bloo 7 Crafton line He was a West painter and had lived in the area about fifteen years He is survived by his wife and eight children Parvin and Louis Shrubsole reside in England Herbert George Emma William and Alfred live here and Mrs Routt Bregenter Hyves in Cleveland He had eight grandchildren and a brother and sister in England Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 oclock Friday conducted by Rev Nicholas Burial at Ridgelawn.
The funeral for Allen Earl Stiwald infant son of Mr and Mrs Earl Stiwald was held this afternoon at the home with Rev F E Eastman officiating. Burial followed at Cleveland street cemetery. The Amherst band cancels park concert due to Quarry men picnic but schedules a concert a week later with a short talk by R E Hultz. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society will meet at Elyria avenue hosted by Mrs Cox and Mrs Schuiteiss. The Ladies’ Bridge club, hosted by Mrs George Hoffner, awarded first honors to Mrs Hoffner and consoled by Mrs Harry Lueszier. Mr F B J Crehan moved into his new home on Denison Avenue, Eastern Heights.
Circle No. 9 of the Methodist Church hosts an ice cream social at 1228 Lake Avenue this Friday evening. Classified notice invites the public to join a local church event and supports community outreach.
Henry Smith met with Sheriff XL BD Hackus and deputy Curtis to discuss traffic enforcement in Oberlin. Mayor Soith announced plans to crack down on violators along Wils AUme and across the college area.
Robe Carl White of Muncie Indiana was temporarily appointed today as assistant secretary of labor. The new post was created by a recent act of congress to handle immigration.
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